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TIIK ARROW! TAHLEQUAH, INDIAN TKIUtlTOUY.*t AnLOCAL, PERSONAL AND GENERAL. TfClaremore is to have a new bankwith a capital stock of $50,000.Success covers a multitude of trans-actions of the gold-brick variety.All the late books, suitable for com-mencement exercises, a' Book Store.There is nothing so certain as asure-thing game—for the man behindthe game.The Pharmaceutical Association ofIndian Territory lllet at ChecotahWednesday, Thursday and Friday.The strength and purity of CalumetBaking Powder is unquestioned. Theprice is lower than the trust bakingpowder.Ix>rd, God of Hosts, be with us yet,lest we forget, lest we forget. Theimmortal Tains is still with us—youbet. Next.In running the Btreets out in westTahlequah, the townsite surveyorstake off about 30 feet of W. P.Thompson's front yard.Women cannot be said to havethoroughly shown confidence in eachother until they have confessed thatthey sometijnes find bed bugs.Hunt's Cure Ib not a misnomer. Itdoes cure itch, ringworm, eczema,tetter and all similar skin diseases.A wonderful remedy. Guaranteed.Price 25 aud 50 cents.Since Bixby's resignation failed tomaterialize the territory press is busytelling why his seryices could not bedispensed with at this time.How's ThluTWe offer One Hundred Dollars re-ward for any case of catarrh that can-not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.F. J. Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo,Ohio.We, the undersigned, have knownF. J. Cheney for the last fifteen years,and believe him perfectly honorable inall business transactions, and finan-cially able to carry out any obligationmade by their firm.West & Truax, wholesale druggists,Toledo, O. Walding, Kinnan A Mar-vin, wholesale druggisU, Toledo, O.Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern-ally, acting directly upon the bloodand mucous surfaces of the system.Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by alldruggists. Testimonials free.Hall's Family Pills are the best.lx>ok yourself over every week ortwo, and see if you are riding a freehorse too hard. It is the meanest■hing people do.The Ozark A Cherokee Central willput a lot of money in circulation whenIt gets in the vicinity of Tahlequah.Business will liven up.The Fort Gibson Post has a localabout Dutch John, the hack driver,almost every week, sometimes in eu-logy and sometimes in irony orsatire.They never did fail; they never willfail. What? Cheatham's LaxativeTablets—to cure a cold at once. Carrythem in your vest pocket. Alwaysready. Guaranteed. Price -6 cents.The Washington correspondent ofthe Kansas City Star says: "TheCherokee treaty is in such a tanglethat the indications are there will beno action upon it at this session."There is a time for all things. Thetime to take Simmons' Cough Syrupis when afflicted with sore throat,hoarseness, coughs or colds. It Isguaranteed to cure you. Price 25 and50 cents.What are you going to do aboutJudge Gill's decision regarding theCherokee estray law? No person hasauthority to enforce the so calledstray stock law according to his de-cision.You've got the real thing when youget Hunt's Lightning Oil for burns,bruises, cuts and sprains. The mostpenetratiog and healing linimeutknown. Guaranteed. Price 25 and50 cents.When his wife died the late J.Sterling Morton had erected over hergrave a tombstone bearing the in-scription: "Caroline French, wife ofJ. Sterling Morton, and mother ofJoy, Paul, Carl and Mark Morton"."Why did you put the boys' namein?" inquired a friend of him one day."I took my boys out to the cemetery,"said Mr. Morton, "and showed themtheir mother's grave. 'Boys,'I said,'your mother is buried here. If oneof you does anything dishonorable oranything of which she would beashamed if she were alive, I willchisel your name from her tomb-stone.' "—Fx.W. K. Kubanks loses at>out eightfeet of his front yard since the streetshave been surveyed In west town.Many residence lots in town will beaffected by the survey.Ed Rice, who was for a long timeconnected with the Arrow, but later ofthe Vinita Chieftain, has gone toHuntington, W. Va , to take chargeof a big printing plant. _The Indian Territory court of ap-peals will meet at South McAlester,June 10. The docket is set for twelvedays' session. Wonder why Muskogeedon't land this institution?Riley Keys, who lives just acrossthe Illinois river on the east side,hopes to secure a depot site on the lineof the Ozark & Cherokee Central.This will likely be the first station eastof Tahlequah ou the road.Good schools made Oklahoma whatshe is today. They would make theIndian Territory the best state in '.heUnion, once on a substantial basis andin active operation, such as is proposed by Churchill's plan.—MuskogeeTimes.Oft in the stilly night a rackingcough doth rob us of that sweet sleepwhich nature seeks to give. Simmons'Cough Syrup is an infallible cure;untroubled sleep and pleasant dreamsit doth assure. Guaranteed. Price25 and 50 cents.There is no reasonable excuse for aman living in a town if he does notlike it. If you have no word of com-mendation to say for your town, itsInstitutions or its people, emigrate.You won't stop the course of events bygoing away.How to succeed in business. Keepyour liyer in good condition by usingSimmons' Liver Purifier (tin box.).It corrects constipation, cures indi-gestion, biliousness, stopa headache,gets your heart in the right place soyou can smile at your neighbor.An Ardmore girl backed out of herengagement on her wedding morn because a fortune teller had warned herthe evening before of calamities whichwould result from her marriage. Thewould be groom still holds on to thelicense and is wasting his time tryingto win the girl over from her deter-mination instead of being out huntingthe fakir to reward him for providingan escape from such a lot.—SouthMcAlester News.sumCALUMETBAKINGPOWDERSOLDHEREThe people are all buying.?OWibecause It U the onjyB powder sold * 'moderate priceI at a. PurityUnquestioned.Save ihc coupons found in eachcan—They arc valuable. —Favors Robert It Kohh.Robert B. Koss, W. H Darrcughand Guy P. Cobb are aspirants forthe U. S. Marshalship of the northerndistrict in the Indian Territory. Allare first-class, high toned and ablemen. Of course the Standard is forlloas, as every loyal Cherokee shouldbe, republicans and democrats. Inpolitics R. B. Ross is a republican ofthe stalwart kind, and while the Stand-ard differs with him some in politics, itis bound to recognize his sterling man-hood and splendid fitness for thatposition. No true Cherokee citizen,republican or democrat, red, white orblack, could do ought else but supporttheir distinguished fellow-citizen, Rob-ert B. Ross, for this position if heaspires to it.—Stilwell Standard.A Certatu Clans and Their Money."Some years ago," said a cheerfulpreacher, "we inaugurated in ourSunday school the practice of havingthe children quote scriptural texts asthey dropped their pennies into thecontribution box. On the first Sundayin question, a little shaver walked upand said: 'The Lord loveth a cheer-ful giver,' and in dropped his penny.'Charity shall cover a multitude ofsins,' and in dropped the next. 'It ismore blessed to give than to receive,'quoted the third, and so on. Just thenup walked a little fellow with the un-mistakable remnants of molasses candyon his chubbj face, and, as he droppedhis cent he bawled out: 'A fool andhis money are soon parted."'"A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE."= That's What Everyone Says of Our Store =CONSTANT ATTENTION TO OUR BUSINESS, CLOSE BUYING, GOOD GOODS AT LOW PRICES, KEEPINGt * • •in close touch with the need of our customers, keeping up to date—these are a few of the reasons why this is a goodplace to trade. Extra strong arguments in our favor are the sample values we offer below. Read them over NEW ARRIVALS THIS WEEK.Ladies' lace Gloves, new shades, lisle finish,price per pair 35CLadies' fine black Hose, new patterns, lace ef-fects, worth 35c to 40c, here only 25CLadies' fine lisle Vests, fine goods, silk taped,50 cents each, here for only 35CNew patterns of fine Dimities, well worth 12>^cor 15c a yard, now going at 10CNew lot of lace Readings, price per yard, 3c,4c. 5c and 10CNew patterns of Swiss and Nainsook Embroid-eries, per yard 5c, 10c and 15CBoys summer knee Pants, made in good shapefrom serviceable materials, size 4 to 14 years,price per pair 25CBovs Suspenders at 5c, 10c and 15CBovs Shirts, nice goods and patterns, sizes 12to 14, at 40c, 45c and 50CBoys straw Hats in new shapes, with black orcolored bands—some special goods to showyou at 15c, 25c, 35c and 50CNew styles in Men's straw Ha'ts just received,bought at special reductions, come in and seethem, price 25c, 35c, 50c up to $1.35Our fine $i.oo Straw Hats will cost you $1-25 atany other store.Our fine Straw Hats at $1.35 will cost you from$1.50 to $1.75 elsewhere, and inspsction of ourgoods will prove this assertion.SHOES, SLIPPERS, SANDALS.An extra good quality of Child's black dongolaShoes, sizes 9 to 12, warranted solid leather,price per pair 90CSame Shoes as above, size 13 to 2, at , $1We have nice Slippers for children, either strapsandals or oxfords, at 75c, 90c, 95c, $1.00up to S1.35Mens Summer Shoes—fine dongola Nullifiers, alow Shoe with rubber inside, made with solidsoles and counters, this shoe comes in black01 tan, price per pair $1.35Would cost you $1.50 to $1.75 other places.Mens low Shoes, nice plain toes or neat cappedtoes, a shoe for comfort at prices you don'tfind in every store, any style, price... $1.35A new number in Ladies' Slippers just comein—a very fine kid, three strap sandal, neatnarrow toe, high French heel made of leather(not wood), an extra fine Shoe for $2.00We have just received a good big line of workShirts and Overalls, and we assure you wecan give you the best goods for less moneythan you have been paying for them. Wewould be pleased to show them to anyoneneeding goods of this kind.mmmIt Pays toTrade at —Don't Forgetthe Place mmm